Slitting saws & back saws

Fine sawing: precision down to the last detail

Tooth geometry and fine cutting

Fine sawing is characterized by its particularly fine tooth geometry. With a high number of teeth per inch, they enable precise and clean cuts. These saws are perfect for delicate work where a flawless surface is crucial.

Material and handling

The saw blades of our fine saws are made of hardened steel, which ensures excellent cutting quality. The handle is ergonomically designed from wood to allow precise control during use. Fine saws are ideal for carpentry, joinery and other projects that require the utmost precision. 

Back saws:The power of the back for efficient cuts

Double-sided teeth and deep cuts

Back reinforcement and stability

The name “back saw” comes from the reinforcement of the saw blade. This design ensures stability during cutting and allows for greater precision. Back saws are often the tools of choice for carpenters and builders who need sturdy saws for demanding tasks such as miter cuts. 

Application areas:Where precision saws and back saws shine

Fine saws for Detailed work

Fine saws are indispensable in the production of delicate pieces of furniture and other projects where the highest precision is required. Their ability to make fine, straight cuts makes them a preferred tool in the carpentry workshop.

Back saws in construction and carpentry work

Back saws are used in the construction industry and in carpentry work where robust tools are needed to cut wood and other building materials to process quickly and efficiently. They are ideal for miter work. 

Conclusion:The art of fine saws and back saws

Fine saws and back saws represent the essence of woodworking. While fine saws offer the artistic precision for detailed projects, back saws provide the robust power for more general-purpose work. Both are essential when making miter cuts.